In 2007, a buyer paid $2.4 million for Frank Lloyd Wright’s lakefront Minneapolis home; 19 years later, after a failed $3.4 million listing, the preserved 1951 landmark is back on the market for $2.495 million
Pic credit: Coldwell Banker Some homeowners want their houses to stand out. Others, like Frank Lloyd Wright, design their homes to blend seamlessly into the landscape. The single-storey home on Burnham Blvd in Minneapolis does not stand out from the trees; it sits quietly among them. Completed in 1951, the impeccably preserved Usonian house is…
